Justin Bieber - The YouTube Start

Welcome to the Justin Bieber Audio Biography, where we dive deep
into the life, career, and influence of the pop sensation that is
Justin Bieber. I'm your host.
In this episode, we're going to focus on Justin's discovery on
YouTube and the role of his mother, Pattie Mallett, the early role
of Scooter Braun, and the trip to Atlanta to meet Usher.

It all started with a YouTube video. In 2007, Justin was just 12
years old when his mother, Pattie Mallett, uploaded a video of him
singing Ne-Yo's "So Sick" at a local singing competition. The video
quickly went viral, and Justin's talent was undeniable.

Pattie, his mother, played a crucial role in Justin's early
success. She was his biggest supporter and believed in him from the
very beginning. She uploaded his videos on YouTube and helped him
to connect with fans all over the world.
Scooter Braun's early role
Scooter Braun, a talent manager, discovered Justin on YouTube in
2008. Braun was immediately impressed by Justin's talent and
potential. He flew Justin and Pattie to Atlanta, Georgia, to meet
with Usher, who was also impressed by Justin.

The trip to Atlanta was a pivotal moment in Justin's career. Usher
signed Justin to his record label, Raymond-Braun Media Group, and
helped to launch his career.

Justin Bieber's discovery on YouTube was a remarkable story. It
showed the power of the internet to launch a career. But it was
also the support of his mother, Pattie Mallett, and Scooter Braun
that helped him to achieve his dreams.

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